by Amanda Monteiro, Collective Evolution

The world is in a constant state of flux. Things are changing every second of every day, sometimes slowly, sometimes quickly, and this is a natural part of life. So it should come as no surprise that much of the food we eat today has changed as well, and bears little resemblance to its distant forebears. There are many reasons for this, including evolution and plant/animal interactions within ecosystems, changes in farming technology and methods — GMOs are one unfortunate example of this — and plant hybridization, which is in itself an agricultural technology. (Click here to know the difference between GMO and hybrid seeds.)

Once we began growing these particular fruits and vegetables en masse to meet the demands of consumers, they started to change. Take a look at what fruits and vegetables used to look like, before we domesticated them.

Wild/ Modern Watermelon

Phillip J. Watt, Contributor
Waking Times

The way the masses view the world is a farce. Every single mainstream perspective is either purposely deceptive, or completely misses the point. Even the people in places of influence who we’re meant to trust have either sold out, or are just plain ignorant to the facts. There’s no need to have a heavy heart though; the matrix of control is crashing because the truth-seekers are dealing heavy blows to the false narratives that have for too long shaped the collective mindset of humanity.

Of course the internet can be celebrated for being the primary mechanism which has amplified the sharing of information across location, race, culture and belief systems. In retrospect, the powers-that-will-no-longer-be would be kicking themselves for not trying harder to institute their insidious plan for humanity prior to the birth and growth of the world-wide-web.

In the 1990’s the UN’s World Health Organization (WHO) launched a campaign to vaccinate millions of women in Nicaragua, Mexico and the Philippines between the ages of 15 and 45. The stated purpose was to protect against Tetanus or Lockjaw, a painful sometimes lethal infectious reaction to external wounds or cuts.

However, the vaccine was not given to men or boys, who are more prone to wounds from cuts and rusty nails than the ladies. Noticing this anomaly, Comite Pro Vida de Mexico, a Roman Catholic lay organization, became suspicious and had the vaccine samples tested.

The tests revealed that the WHO Tetanus vaccine used to inoculate women of child bearing age contained human Chorionic Gonadotrophin or hCG, a natural hormone that is secreted in the initial stages of pregnancy, but when combined with a tetanus toxoid stimulated antibodies rendering a woman incapable of maintaining a pregnancy. None of the women vaccinated were told.

God said:

You who are a miracle are the substance from which miracles are made. Quiet or loud, unseen or seen, aware or unaware, unwittingly or willingly, you influence the world. The connections between you and the world are Infinite. There are more ins and outs than you can count. The connections and interconnections are unfathomable. You are essential to the workings of the world. Each stitch in a sweater holds the sweater together.

You may not yet see the cohesion you give. You may feel that the sweater of the world is not holding together. You certainly don’t feel that you are vital to the lay of the land. By no means are you just here on Earth as an idler to fill up space. No longer do you believe that you are here on Earth at this time in this place for no reason.

No matter who you are, no matter what you do, you are securing Earth. Even if you consider yourself a bad guy and the world does, too, you hold up the Earth. You give those you count as good guys something to straighten themselves with -- a ballet bar, for instance, to hold onto or push against with grace. An antagonist holds up the world as much as a protagonist. An antagonist also serves, yet that is not your calling.

This is an intricate tapestry We speak of.

An elevator goes up, and an elevator goes down.

Dear Ones, as you have all undergone such an energetic overhaul, you are now at a point that even subtle changes in focus create a powerful ripple effect. Let us explain.

For example, for many years you have navigated your life through the avoidance of what was unwanted. That was indeed a way to get clarity on what you would like to create, a first step, if you will. You have now purged yourselves out so completely you are now poised to create based on what you would like to include. The shift to simply creating by preference is a profound one. As your focus moves from exclusion to inclusion, you are moving from separation consciousness to unity consciousness, which is, of course, a vital aspect of a higher vibrating planet.

Another subtle but profound shift comes from moving away from psychic self-protection into energetic clarity. The techniques may be exactly the same, but the intention is what creates the difference. Practicing self-protection loudly announces to the universe that you believe there is something you need protection from. It is a fear based practice. When you make the shift to simply practicing energetic clarity – allowing your own light to shine, bright and clear and unimpeded, you are demonstrating your own divinity and authenticity as an individuated aspect of Source energy, secure in your safety and empowerment. This supports the shift from doing to being, and is leading by the love that you are.

The moment you step off the edge, having faith that you can fly, will be the same moment you will wonder why you never did it before. ~ Creator

https://thecreatorwritings.wordpress.com/2016/02/11/faith-to-fly/

April McCarthy, Prevent Disease
Waking Times

The language you are introduced to affects the structure of your brain, influences how you see the world and who you are. But what if you speak two languages?

Can learning a language rewire your brain?

As our species evolved parts of our brain expanded, resulting in more computing power for language. It’s what makes us hard-wired for communication. What is perhaps more surprising is how language can shape our brains throughout our lives.

Most of the evidence for this comes from studies of people who are bilingual. Being bilingual offers widespread benefits across a range of complex cognitive tasks and it comes from distinct areas of the brain.